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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
Three old bibles.

Mr.. George Wills, of this city, on his re
turn from the East recently, brought with
him three Bibles of most ancient date for
printed Bibles. One was printed in the
sixteenth Century and the other two In the
Seventeenth Century. They are all in
German text, and one is quite elaborately
illustrated. some of the pictures of Biblica.
events being copied at the present time on
account of their'striking likeness to the ac-
count of the event illustrated. The relics
are old family ones brought down through
two and three centuries.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
Stockholders Meetinq.

Notice j. hereby given that there will be
meeting ~ the Stockholders Of the Odd
Feilow's Hall BuiIdipg Associations held IS
their cftiee, 10 Albany. Or, on Monday. the
l4th day Of March, 1887. at the hour of 7
O'Clock p. m. # sail day, for the purposs of
electing seven Directors 20 serve the ensuing
year. and fer any other business that NAV
come before said meeting.
w. G. TwEKDALK,
J. Il. grnKH1RT. President.
SECRETARY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
Notice for Publication,
Land ONCE It Oregon City. Or.

I.aHu OlIIcs y UFeEon I1tye Or. I
February 23rd, 1857.
Notice IL hereby given thst The follew.
Ing named settler has fled notice Of his IN !.
tention 10 make final proof in support oe
his claim, and that said pSoof will bo
made before the County Judge or County
Clerk OF Linn county. at Albany. Oregon,
on Moniay, April 1ith. 1887, Wig: John
D. Walton. Homestead Entry No. 54oa Per
the N. W. Il of Sec. 81, TIP. Is, \ r 4 east.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove bis continuous residence upon, n a
cultivation of. said land, viz. Oliver NJ. =
Farland. of Sweet Homes aud Il. McFS +.
land, David Fireman and John Althons ).
OF Albany. sll of Linn county. Oregon.
w. 7. BuRNRY,
RagisfaR.
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Farm P0r sale.

The Donation Land claim OF w. r. Con.
nor. ia soc. s, I 10, SRlW. Linn county.
100 acres good land, 60 acres timber, 20
acres in cultivation. lilo acres feuced. IL
miles to Scio, miles to Marion station, 81
miles to Marion Gauge. Price, cash, $1,000.
Title perfect. Sendfor deed to
II. r Cross,
Atty at Law, Oregon City
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MED af mnssey.

James G. Wilson, nephew of Rev. T. J.
Wilson,of IIalsey, died at the home Of Rev.
Wilson, on Thursday, February a4th, 1887,
of consumption, at the age of thirty years,
Mr.. Wilson arrived in IIaIsey In September
last from Pennsylvania but disease had
taken too deep hold of his system, and he
gradually failed Rev. Irvine, Of this city,
conducted the funeral services.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
fine Potatoes.

Mr.. C. G. Hamon left at this Office sam
pie Of a new kind of potatoes called Queen
Of the Valley which are the finest we have
yet seen. Mr. Hamon paid at the rate of
500 per bushel for the seed. A limited
quantity Is being sold in the city for seed
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
Death OF a Male,

While at church in this city last Sabbath,
Mr. v. II. Caldwell left his team in the
western part of the city. One Of the mules
became sick, reposed on the ground, kicked
up his heels and died. The team was a
large, strong one, and his sudden death can
hardly be accounted for.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
KEAL ESTATE.

Following were the recorded sales IN
Linn county during the past week
Geo W Young and wife to John NJ
Duniyan, 4s feet off s w corner
block In Eastern addition 10 Al
bany ny......................,..S 700
Geo w Young and wife 10 John NJ
DuniYan, quit claim to last... 4
John NJ DuDivan to ID b Monteith,
same as last. ................... 1900
Martha v Click and husband to +
Philpott, 10 interest in roo acres
in tp II : RI IW..-........ 10
L Elliott TO Alice z Elliott, is in
terest in estate Jame',M Elliott. 10
II S Strahan 70 John NJ Duniyan,quit
claim to as feet off $ w corner
block In Eastern addition to Al
bany. y.................
Sherman McClung, by Geo Humph-
rey, Admir- to X NJ French 10
interest in 90 acres in tp II S r
3 3W.............. .......... 90
Ed Palmer, by q w Burkhart, Mar
shall of Albany, IS8s) to Benz
Barker, interest in lot 3,bIock Sc,
Albany y................. q
u s to I L Thomas and wife 37o.oS
acres in tp II s II q w.. patent
George Diver to Jesse Corrall, 10
acres in tp I3 s RI w.. IIs
4 o p Coshaw to II X Powell, 74.6S
acres in tp I3 S r w..., 400
K Baltimore to p J Baltimore, lots
!, and 8, block las, Hackle-
mans addition to Albany. 75o
H Burkhart and wife to Abbie Metz
ger, lots and s, block 90, Mon
teith's southern addition 10 Al
DdHy. 5DD
w II GoItra, VIM Ralston and John
Rogers, Referees to John K Bal
timore, 200 acres in tp lis Raw 1855
Henry p Miller to Lucy A McConn-
ell, west half of block ~, Albany I
Alfred Simons, ct al, to X q Finley,
Y interest in several parcels Of
land, water rights, etc,at Boston,
Linn county y............ 1000
Prof. Morris will give free lectures at the
-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
Annual School M80tinp.

Notice is hereby gwen to the legal vot, m
of School District No. 5, Linn county. o..
that the shnual school meeting Of said Din
trict will be held at the Court House II sa:a
District on Monday the 7th day sf NArsA
1857, At tho hour of o'clock. p m. for ,he
purpose OF hearing the reports Of the Direg .
tnrs aud Clerk anu to levy tax for ahe sur
port Of the schools for the ensuing year. Ale
for the purpose Of leYying tax for the pu,--
pose ot paying interest on the bondn of the
District
By order of the Board of Directors.
February oath, 1897.
J. II. BuRxHARr,
fs1~Dk
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Summons,

In tie Circnt Court of the state eT Oregon yey
Linn Coaafy.
w r Nunkers Plaintiff.
S. +. H,ndGfsoa, :. Henderson. Florence
z. BaFkley. jim BarkIey. D. A. AcCann
Elizabeth McCann, Lndsnla Br0ylen, John
Broyles. ]. Is. Goodrich, William Coed
rich, Alice Grounds and Eva Gronnds,
Defendants,
70 Ludernia f1roylos an her husband.
John Broyies, Florence r. Barkiey and
her husband, jim Earkley, four Of the
above named Defendants.
KNTHE NAME or THE sTA-E or
u Oregon You aud e=ch Of yOu are
hereby nosiflsd and repaired % be and
appear IN the aOJye named Circuit Court
/ In the above eistisie suit Dg tbs first dav
or tbs Dcxt regular term OF the above
named Court, following the expiration ef
SIX weeks publication hereof. to-wit BY
Monday this 9th day nf june, 1887, and
answsr the complaint tled against yen
and tbs other defendants therein, by the
above named Plaintiff, aud you will take
notice. that III you fstt 81 to appear and
snswer, the PiaintiH viii K1r want thereof
apply 10 ssid Court for lhe relief prayed
or In said com paint Which Is. IN Drief, ~
follows /: l1 For = decree foTscIosing
the morfgags made by Edward Grounds
aud Susan Grounds 70 William Jory on
{ he - dag Of January, 1877 on the u !
and the ) w I or section 2, Ia township
10, W. or the Willamette meridian.
Linn county, Oregon, and subsequently
purchased by the Plaintiff sni (2j for As
order - sell said lands AMI 10 appsy the
procseds thereof 70 the payment or the
principal sum OF (s500l eight hundrod
dollars la. u. y. gold csia vita interess
thereon at the rate OF one per cent per
mouth from the l7sh day Of January, ,1S7S.
unit decree and for the sum OF SIO0 as Af.
fornsy's foes and for cca.S and diSburnsmnis
and barring all claims of the Defendants
or either oflhem ia said premises and fer
such other relief in the premises 40 may
seem meet.
This Summons Is ssfved by publication
for the period OF six weeks by virtue OF
All order oi the Hon, K. p, Boise, Judge
OF said Court.
Dated January 10Th, 1887.
Ramsey a BaRGRaM.
Attorneys for the PlaintiHs
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
LebAaons Canal.

Engineers are surveying the route of the
proposed Lebanon canal, making perm
anent course for the canal. Work on the
canal will begin as soon as practical, provid-
ed the estimated cost is not too large, and it
probably will not be. Lebanon people are
displaying commendable enterprise in the
matter of obtaining water power.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
Deaah or Dr.. R.ce.

Last Monday morning, at his home in
ASH and, DIR. ID. B. Rice died after short
7llness, though at times during the past few
years he has been seriously Ill. Dr.Rice was
for several years a resident Of this city,
where he was highly respected. lie leaves
two sons, w. b. Rice, of this city, and Lyle
Rice, 0 & G agent at Grants Pass. His
family has the sympathy of many friends
In Albany.
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Cali and settle.

Persons knowing themselves indebted to
Mr.. John Briggs will find the account 10 the
hands Of Z Fl Montanye. Attorney at law.
and will do well to call on him aud attend
to the same at once.
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card or rhanks.

At a meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society
Of Lebanon, vote Of thanks was rendered
1 the Brass Band and Glec Club for their good
music and to the young gentlemen who so
kindly assisted at the social given by them
J last Tuesday evening.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that | haye tai =
up sorrel horse. nine ycArs old, wart updsr
the left eye, BRAIDED ~ /" 81. un the riahe
snouldcrs 6fteel aid bali hAnsls hi1 b, Il a
hare had the same duly appraised by the
Jrftice Of the Peace of East AlbAny precinct.
Appraised at $40, My residence 10 near Knox
Butts, four miles eaAt Of Albany. Or.
Ed. CHAmprna.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
The Old story.

Two young men, Of Alsea, named Clark
and Malone, went hunting recently. Ma
lone mistook Clark for a deer and shot
him, the ball going just below the heart
Clark afterwards dying. Such accidents
are inexcusable,and there should be severe
punishment for the offense.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04

CARY.--At the residence Of his. .son-in- law
Dan Powell, at Prineville, ARM1N1us
Cary, in his S6th year.
[Mr. Cary came to Oregon in lsss and
settled near Charlottesville IN this county,
where he has resided ever SINCE until Re.
Gently. He was the father Of nine boys and
two girls, all Of whom are living except ons
boy and one slrl. Ii was man Of cx
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
new Mali Route.

"A new mail service has been ordered
from Portland by the way Of Oswego,
Tualatin, Woodburn, Scio, Brownsville, etc.
to coburg. The people along the line Of
the Narrow Gauge are to be congratulated
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
M. FRANKLIN & co.
School ulection.

Notice is hereby given that the regular
annual sehooi election Ia Scs.ooI District No.
8, LiIsh county, Oregon, will be heId ~ the
central school house IL sid District 0a Mon.
day the 18th day of March. 1887, for the
parposs u elecsing one Director 70 serve the
ensuins three years and Que Clerk 70 serve
Tor one yesr. Said election to begin - 2
o'clock, p. 10. aud CONTINUES until 8 o'clock
Of said day.
BY order Of tho Board of Directors
J. II. BEnKnARr.
District CIerk
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
Fancy work.

N. H. Allen & C,. have in stock full line
Of material for fancy work, consisting ef
Fairy zephyr, Shutland WOOL and hoss: che-
nile, arasena, tilIaaille. - inch English felt,
silk Aoss, knitting silk, etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04

Ladies, wheu you ara in want Of a fine
dress don't forget to inspect the stock Of N.
II. Allen Il Co. They have 3 very large
stock to select from and at prices never be-
fore offered in Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04

Governor Pennoyer vetoed the compui-
bory Education bill and Senate bill No. 81,
creating a Supreme Court reporter The
other bllI& published III tie DkMocRAr last
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
AmAS AnOur rows.

Young ladies blOssoming into woman
hood cannot be too careful Of their associa.
tions. II evil few steps often lead them
10 eternal ruin. A life well spent can hard
y atone for single act Of indiscretion.
The young man may debauch as he pleases,
II he reforms, his libertinism Is forgotten, and
he Is sent to Congress or something Of the
kind but member of the gentler sex be-
comes an outcast This Is radically wrong.
The truly repensent should be forgiven,
whatever the sex. Conduct that ostracises
woman should also ostraeise man from
respectable society.
"Kicking' IS becoming about as much OF
habit as swearing or drinking. 1t Is al
least chronic. For instance a Corvallis pa.
per mas Its weekly kick at something locally
internal as regularly as hummer takes out
his knife on taking seat on dry goods
box.
Gov. Pennoyer at least knows what the
veto power is, and, 5y the way II is a power
that, quite frequently, If not oftner, should
be used. It is astonishing to observe the
number of bills that just simply slip through
the Legislature, without any serious eonsid'
Grafton on the part Of the members.
o
People are very foolish to waste precious
moments on "prison puzzles" puzzles that
only a casual examination pronounces un.
solvable. It is all right for a man to spend
life time hunting for perpetual motion
because If found he would be the author oi
something immense, !. G., p, m, but to at.
tempt something useless is as bad as build.
ing snow houses for summer use.
Spring is upon us. The chinook has
been here. Wheat looks fine, the soil Is
mellow and the prospects bright.
Senator Hiscock, New York's new Sena-
tor, whom the NJ. A. T. has gazed at, has
an ancient and historical cast to his life.
He was born at Pompey, practicted law at
Tully, visited Rome often, and is now a
resident of Syracuse.
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When Baby vas sick, We gave her oasaossA
When aho was Child. ahs sssed for cnsteria
When shs became MIaa, ste elung to castorla,
When sha had Children. shn saYc shsu cnsso.sa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04
CIoaksi Cloaks I

Don't forget that NJ H. Allen & Co. havs
Just received large stock OF ths latest
stylea in cloaks from New Yerk, which hays
offer at unheard Of low prices.
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rae yery Bsse

haYe added to my boof aMS ahse stock a
lins 0f the celebrated Laird, SchoSer &
Mitchell, Phigadelphia Fine She's Ter ladies,
misaes aud children. Aekns~lsdgsz By
dealers generally TO be the bsst yalae and
best fitting fine shoe made Widths c. p, +
and EE. A child can buy as cheap ~ q mmA
SAMURL T. YoUE@
Sole Agent. Albany, OregOn.
Groceries,
Go to Allen q Co. when You want groos.
rics. They have well selected stock aud
ell cheap.
Agents wanted.
To canvass for the Singer Mfg. Co. In-
quire Of F. NJ. French, Albany. Or.
Rer Sale.
A good organ. Call at DR.. Kelly's. A
good shingle mill. Call on ]. II. Maine.
~
AIhaRy sgaFkes.
MaD@
wh@i-7ss per bu.
Butter AS eta per ID.
Il Eggn--24 cents per doxs
Beaf--on foot, ~ a 21{c
| Potatoes cts per bushel.
Apples IN cents per hu,
Pork-AHc per ID.
| Baoona-hans, Zoe.
shoulders, So.
i sides 9e.
IArd.-ec perlb.
Elonr--Aso ger bbl.
Chickens--2S0 per dor.
Sugnr-San Francisc O, e1Se.
Dry granulAtede-7 Q.
Mil Feed bran. 90 per ton.
shorts, Is.
mlddlings, Is.
Chops, la.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04

Will Bros. have received large LOT OF
shot guus and rifles from the East and
Will sell them al Portland prices.
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Those desiring llle latest novelties IN aeeA.
buttons, gloves. ETC.. should call on Mon
teith & Saifanba1h.
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One hundred and twenty acres Of the best
quality Of improved wheat land, All fenced
into four fields. good house. hard finish,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04

20 lbs golden c., Is lbs extra c., OF Is
lbs. graBulated Sugar for 81 at Wallace &
.Thompson's.
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Prof, Morris will give free lectures at the
Albany Opera House every evening this
week and next Monday evening. Front seats
reserved for ladies. Lectures to commence
ak 2 80 n. M
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04

Spring is upon us. The chinook has
been here. Wheat looks fine, the soil Is
mellow and the prospects bright.
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TO LudeSnia flroyles an her husband.
John Broyies, Florence f.. RarkIsy and
her ;usband, jim Earkley, four of he
above named Defendants.
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In lie circna Court cr the otate ef0reoon Jey
Linn Coaafy.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04

To canvass for the Singer Mfg. Co. In-
quire Of F. NJ. French, Albany, Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-03-04

A good organ. Call at DIR. Kelly's. A
good shlngle mill. Call on ]. II. Maine.
, 1887-08-13
Report or THE BRI1T18H GUIANA
LMMtGRAT TON AGENT FOR 1886.

a iThe report of the Immigration Agent Gene
raj for 1886, laid before the Court OF Policy
at a~.recent meeting, is q repository Of infor-
nation OF special value to planters and, all
concerned in the sugar industry at d time
when itlisi necessary to reduceeth cost of pro-
sductlon to the lowest reinuneratiye rate, and
also OF high interest to social and political
scientists who eagerly watch the working of
all artificial systems Of labour,' such as Our
immigration system; under the strain of
crisis like the present. So far, the, system,
in the opinion of the Immigration Agent
General has borne the strain Well.
Last year, six ships arrived from Calcutta
with immigrants. The total number embark
ed was 3,601, but of that number SO paid for
their passage, and We're consequently not
immigrants within the meaning of Ordinance
NO.. z Of 1873. During the passage 81 chill
;dfen were born, and 60 immigrants and n
&ZEA E
, 1887-08-13


New York. August 11th.-LOndon news
states THAT the House of Lords are
threatening to. reject the amendment maze
by gtlre House of Commons to the irish
Land Bill. and the Government are report
ed TO be anxious concerning lt. ~
Sneakinu tftilelhanquet to the Ministry
at the; MarSions House, the Marquis OF
Salisbury intimated that the Government
would use, the extraordinary powers recent
IL granted, meaning probably that they
wilIf.suppless the Irish National League.
Britain, he said, would not withdraw from
Egypt until. the internal situation siloulo
be safe from external attack. Referring
to the settlement of the Afghan boundary,
he declared that England and Russia had
made equal concessions, adding that he
believed the danger of Il European war
had passed.
II Mvstated that Prince Ferdinand's Bull
garian adventure is unsupported by the
sanction of the Great Powers.
The drought during the past fourteen
months isinjuring the American corn belt.
Mr.. Gladstone has written "a letter IN
which he says he prefers to remember Mr..
Bright's patriotism aud friendship OF form
or days.
It is reported that the long pending
question respecting the Langworthy mar
EIuSCs HAS iON nttu sci lCAsthN. wiz HS 20
obtained from the Courts her costs, anu
E2O,0OO for The support OF her child.
SO New York, Aug. l2th.-A a%terrlble accl-
dent ia reported from Illinois. An excur-
sion train, en- route for the Niagara Falls,
fell througha burning bridge at C~hatswOrth,
100 persons wereskilied, and 400 injured
London news states tina theGaldstonians
hope To- carry the elections at North
witch and IN ingdonshire,
In the House of Lords, the Duke of
Argyle severely criticized the principles Of
the Land Bill. Tile Marquis of Salisbury
agreed with his remarks, but urged that it
was only the development of theories 70 cad
on the country. by former Liberal mea-
Sures. The present Bill was only y tempo
gary measure, and the Governme t had no
a~lternativ We ljetwepn acceptiHgthe Commons
amendments, or the rejection Of the Bill.
After further discussion, the Lords, after
some amendments, passed the Bill.
The Labourers Allotment Bill has been
read a s>cOpd time in the House of Com
N 1nS. fsstt "5##t &E.HE& ...
1t is reported that Manchester is suffer
ing from a water famine ..e.. t..f.
Nj. Ftrry,in the course Of a speech at the
Artillery School at FOntainebleau, said
that the surest way to M idtain peace was
to uphold perfect defensive forces.
New York, Aug. 12th. Hsa. ssa s.
Flour per nll., st .l8wreilce. pr. hnl. T4,40.
Meal, best h~randlwine, per hrl., S2.75
Heavy Mess Pork, per hll., Is to 154.
New Seasons Pork per brl.. S153 to Is. r
-, - Crystals per 10 1915 ts 9"Q
1@P"s IF. to q, r., lers lb.44 GIG. ftts.#
English Islands MolasseS, so test 49,,
Exchange New York and London, $4.8l4
TEI&sftS FT.Aff ~ .Eg-. ia. H.. EE .ttf
, 1887-08-13

increase in the number held by Chinese
would appear to indicate that the .Celesials
are the more successful as ~shopkeepers,
while the increase in the huckster's licences
held by East Indians would seem to show
that the latter take most kindly to the peri
patetic business; for we presume that. by
'hqcksters, ''hawkers, or "pedlars,' are
really meant. 8fas 'a' aElF1
In connection with these industrial efforts on
the part of the immigrant population, Mr..
Alexander Observes
In forming an estimate of the condition Of
the Indian immigrants in this colony regard
must be had, not only to the amount at their
credit IN the Savings Bank and the number
OF licenses held by them; but also to the
number OF cattle Which they own, and the
provision grounds and rice farms under cul.
tlYatlon. | am unable to give the actual
tgures IN relation. to the total number of
cattle owned in the different districts, but it
IS well known to be very considerable, as
may be gathered from the fact that on es.
tates alone there are 2O,132, Rice cultiva.
ton also has. been much extended.
, 1887-08-13

According to the figures given in the re-
port, the exact excess of births over deaths
on estates IN 1886 appears to have been 1926,
while in villages and public institutions hos.
pital, &C., the deaths naturally exceeded the
births by 1872, ~makingsthe actual excess Of.
births over deaths among the immigrant popu-s
lation exactly 1914. The death rates on es-
tates last year were 2.o7 per cent among in
dentured immigrants 1876 per cent among
uaindentured adults and minors, and 4.31 per
cent amongst children: the average rate be-,
ing PAT per cent.